Daily Mail £15 holiday

holidaysforme

Youngmum, i meant to click thanks on your previous post,- but you probably knew what i meant.
Still relitively new to this website, and finding my way around it.

BexTech

Do you get better accommodation on these holidays compared to The Sun for the same park?

I have been on both the Sun and Daily mail holidays before but at different parks and the parks I have been to with the Sun the accommodation has been basic, whereas with the Daily Mail they have been of a higher standard, just wondered if that was luck of the draw, down to the park or due to the price difference paid between the Sun and Daily Mail.

,hills

Looking to book one of the 4 Weymouth sites for Easter.
2 Adults, 3 children, 8 and 6 years and 6 months.

Anyone have idea's on which one to go for ?

Thanks

BexTech

spaceman5 wrote: »

quick question then, if you have never booked a sun holiday before how do you know what standard of accomodation you get:rolleyes:, when you go on your holiday the person in the accomodation next to you will probably be booked thru the sun and paid £9.50, and yet you will have booked thru the mail and paid £15, its not as if all these holiday parks ship in different caravans/rooms, one lot for the sun and one lot for the mail, not having a go but that was a bit of a wild statement there, and i for one have never had any complaints with the standard of any of our accomodation on any of the sun holidays we have been on, and we generally do 2 a year, i would rather keep the £6.50pp and spend it whilst we are on holiday:D

EDIT: and i have just noticed that with the mail you cant book october half term with them, but i can with the sun, so would not look at the mail offer i am afraid

I've been on many holidays at these type places and there are many varying standards of accommodation, our last holiday we go a free upgrade to a higher standard.

beckydee

thanks op got easter holiday for 4 days £62

Ivonao

It's a pity they do not have May or October halfterm availabilities. At least The Sun hols include these. What's the point otherwise for parents with school-children, I ask ?

BexTech

Ivonao wrote: »

It's a pity they do not have May or October halfterm availabilities. At least The Sun hols include these. What's the point otherwise for parents with school-children, I ask ?

I take my kids out of school for holidays if I can't get holiday time holidays at decent prices. A holiday away for a week is more beneficial that a week at school. OK school has moaned once, but said stuff them.

beckydee

BexTech wrote: »

I take my kids out of school for holidays if I can't get holiday time holidays at decent prices. A holiday away for a week is more beneficial that a week at school. OK school has moaned once, but said stuff them.

i agree bextech it saves me lots of money a year and i cannot afford to take my kids on holiday during school holidays and it not that when schools shut down for teacher training days and snow school closures i say stuff them to lol

Ivonao

beckydee wrote: »

i agree bextech it saves me lots of money a year and i cannot afford to take my kids on holiday during school holidays and it not that when schools shut down for teacher training days and snow school closures i say stuff them to lol

I did it couple of times before, but the problem is with Annual Leave. It means I have to take a week out of school and then another when it's half term. I get the point though.

pennyearly

Hiya

does anyone have the other 2 passwords for the daily mail holidays - I have bought the paper but have the ones that have been posted on here already

Many thanks